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Recent Center News

Webinar title: Innovative Approaches in Phytopathometry, Epidemiology, and Microbiology: Focus on Corn Tar Spot. Speaker is C.D. Cruz from Purdue University. A photo of CD Cruz and a photo of an ear of corn with black spots of tar spot infection are displayed.

Innovative Approaches in Phytopathometry and Epidemiology with a Focus on Corn Tar Spot

Gardens growing with tall city buildings in the background

Great Lakes Urban Agriculture Working Group 2024 Achievements

Pesticide Mitigations, Labels, and Bulletins

Title: Asiatic Garden Beetle as an Emerging Pest of Corn. Featuring Dr. Kelley Tilmon from Ohio State University

Asiatic Garden Beetle as an Emerging Pest of Corn

National Pest Alert: Jumping Worms

New Jumping Worm Pest Alert Published

Bright, yellow sunflower

Phomopsis Stem Canker of Sunflower: Is Fungicide Resistance a Problem?

3D printed egg masses, larvae and adult spotted lanternflies

Spotted Lanternfly 3D Print Resources Available

Hotel bed with callout for where to look for bed bugs

New Bed Bug Pest Alert: Learn to Identify and Prevent These Unwanted Guests

Carrot weevil crawling on parsley stem

Using Social Network Analysis to Understand Pest Management Used by Vegetable Growers

Beautiful prairie landscape with gray-headed coneflower in front and blue sky behind.

Back to Basics on Endangered Species Conservation

Yellow-legged hornet adult with identification tips

Yellow-Legged Hornet Pest Alert Supports Georgia Eradication Efforts

Aerial view of large urban garden with city buildings in the background

Urban Farm Resources Developed by the Great Lakes Urban Ag Working Group

The acronym IPM colored in with a colorful leafy design

Integrated Pest Management Projects Funded

Asian longhorned tick adult, nymph, and larva next to a map of locations they have been found in the United States

Ecological Epidemiology of the Asian Longhorned Tick

Highlights and Impacts of the 2018-22 USDA/NIFA North Central Integrated Pest Management Center

Soybean gall midge larvae in soybean stem

Soybean Gall Midge, Spatial and Temporal Dynamics

Dollar spot disease on turfgrass.

Incorporating Poacic Acid into a Turfgrass Disease Management Program

Honey bee on blue flower with green background

Youth Pollinator Education and Action

Tick IPM Working Group

American dog tick adults. Male on left, female on right.

Tick Pest Alert Updated